Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-16
Joseph Barak, injured abOut the head.


James MOffatt, head injured.
II. II. Hinckley, face badly cut and ar
tery under chin severed.
Mr.. Demerret, injuries TO chest, back
and heai.
Mr.. HarkinS, injuries to neck, shoulder
and head.
MIR. Halligan, injuries to back and leg.
Mr.. Weimar, injuries to leg and knee.
Albert +. johnson, reported dead, but
badly injured.
Philip Mabile, severe internal injuries.
Miss Alice Adams, badly, possibly fatal
ly injured.
VIM. AlansOn, injuries to back.
n. A. Billings, injuries in the head, back
and LETT leg.
James Carlew, injuries in abdomen.
Vernon COmerais, last three fingers OF
the left hand cut of.
The Misses COOpeTman, badly injured.
C.. l.. Cutter, ribs broken and face in
jured.
Arthur Cutter, badly injured about the
back
Charles Darling, injured about the head.
Webster Drake, conductor, badly IN
iured on back of head; probably fatal.
John H. DraytOn, compound fracture OF
right arm.
George Lord, arm broken.
L. f. Hall, section foreman, ribs broken
and badly bruised.
c. S. Hammond, fracture of the right
arm.
p. S. Harvey, badly injured.
Wm. Hawkins, badly cut and bruised
and limbs broken.
Cyrus w. ITaves, shoulder crushed and
other injuries probably fatal.
J. w. HOdgkins, seriously injured in
tcrnally.
w. kreckels, seriously injured.
George c. Lord, back hurt and internal
injuries.
Charles May, badly cut.
Geo May, arm crushed.
Miss Lizzie May, severely injured.
Wm. McAllister, internally injured.
G.. 4. Moore, injuries to spine; probably
fatal.
Edward b. Morse, badly injured.
otto Mueller, badly injured.
John Murphy, very seriously injured:
Mary Murphy, his daughter, fatally IN
iurcd.
Francis Nichols, injured about head.
Chas. NJ. Oline, arm broken.
Edward II. Packard, fractured ankle,
inciSed wounds about face, hands, ear,
thighs and hips.
JAS Ryan, badly injured.
W. w Smith, brakeman, back and in
ternal injuries; probably fatal.
Rene Speane, badly injured.
Frank \ Spear, scalp wounds, confusion
of face, back and arms.
Leonard Tabraham, leg broken.
Miss Nellie Tabraham, badly injured
about hack; ribs broken.
Franklin TOmpkins, Jr., badly injured.
John Trip, brakeman, internal injuries
George +. Waldrnn, badly injured.
- Warner, probably fatally injured.
Charles Weeks, injured about head and
arms.
Leyerett Weeks, badly injured.
Walter WhittemOre, head badly bruised
and hand crushed.
-- Young, leg broken and badly in
jured
\ man, name unknown, with arm sew
cred from body.
Following are the name OF those slightly
injured:
Edward Richards, West RoNbury, ankle
spraincd.
Annie Cronin, West RoNbury, face badly
bruised.
Fannie Kane, Spring street station, wrist
injured.
-. Norman, ROslindale, slightly in
iured about head and shoulders.
Frank A. Davidson, West Roxbury,
badly shaken up.
Mr.. Oedling, Roslindale, scalp wounds
and injuries TO back.
Mr.. jacobson, ROslHdale, arm confused.
Mr.. Steib, Roslindale, injuries to head.
Miss Becker, ankle Sprained.
Miss Jessie Herr, Dedham, slight cut.
II. \. billings, Dedham, fireman, ininr-
les to head, hack and left leg.
Albert Burdett Dedham, slight.
Edward Capon, bOokkeeper at - State
street, right ankle sprained and complains
of his ribs.
Hormisides Cardinal Washington, scalp
wounds, confusion on chest and hips.
Lizzie Carry, Dedham, injuries slight.
Miss Ella Carr, Central station, leg cut
aud bruised.
Alonzo Checver, agricultural editor New
England FayneT scalp wounds.
Levi V. Clifford, ROSlindale, face severe
ly cut.
Colin Collard, Dedham, injuries very
slight.
Kate Collins, Dedham, injuries in the
leg
Harry Davis, Roslindalr, slight injuries
to head
New Doe, back injured.
C.. +. Drake, generally shaken up.
Benjamin W. Durham, Itoslindale,
slightly injured.
Henry p. ]. Earnshaw, Spring Street
Station, hand injured.
BENJAMIN c. Favor, injury to shoulder.
Henry Humphrey, slightly injured.
Wm. Humphrey, Dedham, badly in
jured.
f. GunuSs, Dedham, head crushed.
w. p. Jordan, ROSlindale, badly shaken
up.
NJ. Kenny, Jamaica Plain, legs and side
injured.
Miss Lippincott, leg Sprined.
Joseph Metcalf, West RoXbury, badly
bruised.
Miss Alice Paige, Dedham, slightly in-
iured about head.
Edward Paul, Dedham, injuries slight.
Frank Plummer, West RoXbury, slightly
injured.
Edward W. Reed, slightly injured.
Miss susie Roberts, Dedham, injuries
slight.
C.M. Schiano, Roslindale, scalpwounds.
Alice Shaw, slight scalp wound.
Miss Carrie Smithers, West ROXbury,
leg badly bruised.
Rens Spans, West ROxbury, badly in-
jured.
Frank W. Spear, West ROxbury, scalp
wounds, confusion of face, back and arms.
WhOOp!
Special TJIegTGm 10 TIE Rc0iStT.
CHARLESTON, March l5.-The Demo-
Gratis carried everything in the municipal
election, yesterday, from Mayor down.
Council is unanimously Democratic, not a